Best Places to NAP’a During BottleRock Music Festival 2019
This last weekend at BottleRock brought together hundreds of musicians, chefs, vintners, brewers, and distillers for a three-day blend of music, wine, food, craft brews, and spirits. With so many wines to choose from BottleRock Music Festival is hands-down the best festival for getting wine drunk and taking a nap. Viewers can enjoy a live performance from any of their four stages with their eyes shut.
This year’s festival will amaze you with incredible wines from some of the most desired producers in the world. From crisp Sauvignon Blancs to delicious Chardonnays. They promise you won’t go thirsty while listening to your favorite music. It is a combination of the world’s biggest bands paired with the finest wine, food, craft brews, and spirits.
For the fourth year now, JaM Cellars presented the main BottleRock stage. Attendees could grab a glass of Butter, Candy, JaM or Toast then nap to take a nap during headlining acts Imagine Dragons, Mumford and Sons, or Neil Young! Crafted by Napa Valley vintners John and Michele Truchard (the “J” and “M” in JaM), you can enjoy their wine in front of their BottleRock stage or at the JaM Cellars wine and music studio in downtown Napa. (JaMCellars.com)
Fans were excited to see Pacifico at BottleRock, it gave them a chance to take a break from wine drinking! Grab an ice cold Pacifico and listen to great tunes from Logic, Pharrell Williams, and Santana while you lounge by the Firefox stage.
Stay refreshed all day long with a good nap after your shot of Bulleit and a wide selection of bourbon and craft beers in the Bourbon and Beer Garden. Nothing pairs better with live music than a good drink, good friends and good bourbon.
Do you love a good nap paired with some of the hottest up and coming artist in the Bay Area? It’s never dull to combine Sterling Vineyards with Napa band Forgotten Dreamers. When looking for something truly inspiring, the artistic bottles by Amouse Bouche look amazing next to energetic sounds of Oakland band Shannon and The Clams. For those more adventurous souls, you might find solace in what’s different, combine The Prisoner Wine Company with San Francisco band Con Brio. The wine will do flips in your mouth while their lead singer Zeik does flips on stage.
For those less creative types, here are twenty-four photos that highlight the hottest places to nap while enjoying amazing live performances and some of the best wine, food, craft brews, and spirits Napa has to offer.
Check out BottleRock’s Three-day lineup: Fri 24 May • Imagine Dragons • Logic • OneRepublic • Sylvan Esso • Flogging Molly • Jenny Lewis • AJR • Anderson East • The Dandy Warhols • LovelyTheBand • Paul Oakenfold • Alec Benjamin • Neon Trees • Midland • Vintage Trouble • The War and Treaty • Just Loud • Shannon Shaw • Flora Cash • Yoke Lore • Halfnoise • The Dip • Dessa • Liz Cooper & The Stampede • Valley Queen • Jack West • Forgotten Dreamers • Sat May 25th • Neil Young + Promise of the Real • Pharrell Williams • Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats • Gary Clark Jr. • Juanes • Cypress Hill • Elle King • Marian Hill • Sir Sly • Chevy Metal • Against Me! • Madison Beer • Pink Sweat$ • Shannon & The Clams • The Regrettes • White Panda • Elley Duhé • Moonalice • We Banjo 3 • Slothrust • Jared & The Mill • Royal Jelly Jive • Rebecca Jade and the Cold Fact • The Blue Stones • Napa Valley Youth Symphony • Sun May 26th • Mumford & Sons • Santana • Tash Sultana • Lord Huron • Michael Franti & Spearhead • Big Boi • Citizen Cope • Bishop Briggs • Gangs of Youths • Too $hort • Turkuaz • The Crystal Method • Skylar Grey • Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra • Houses • Con Brio • The Soul Rebels • Shaed • Welles • The Teskey Brothers • Harry Hudson • Ocean Alley • Sweet Crude • John Craigie • The Dustbowl Revival • Jes Frances • The Alive
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